Sentence examples for redeployment after from inspiring English sources

Thus, the fast GTPase activity (or high affinity to GTP) of PsbO2 might facilitate rapid disorganisation of PSII-LHCII supercomplexes and crystalline arrays allowing rapid diffusion of damaged PSII out of the grana and their redeployment after D1 replacement.

There will be more combat deaths, and then, after redeployment, a rash of suicides.

"Our highest mental health priority right now is to have face-to-face assessments done, by professionals, after redeployment".

After redeployment, around 750 jobs will be lost with ticket office closures, LU said, although it promised no compulsory redundancies.

Lebanon praised Syria's surprise redeployment, which began after months of complaint from Lebanon's substantial Christian minority, which resents Damascus's dominance of Lebanese politics.

There will be a gross loss of 84,000 posts in the civil service; and a net one after redeployment of 71,000, more than reversing its expansion in the past few years.

After redeployment the Germans intended to renew their attack in order to take the Rhenen fall-back line and the village of Achterberg.

Newly recruited health workers are expected to serve a two-year probation period and redeployment is foreseen after serving in a particular unit for a minimum of three years.

After this redeployment, a residual force in Iraq would perform limited missions: going after any remnants of Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia, protecting American service members and, so long as the Iraqis make political progress, training Iraqi security forces.

But according to analysts in Germany and elsewhere in Europe, the Pentagon's proposal, reported in The New York Times on Friday, has still caused grave concern that a broad redeployment, coming so soon after fierce debates over the Iraq war, could weaken political will on both sides of the Atlantic to continue a half-century-old tradition of close military cooperation.

"After this redeployment, the Horizon 2020 financial envelope is still 38% higher" than that of the previous 7-year program, it adds.